closed, Arrowpene the chief that was appointed in Walker plase arose
asked the privilege to speak President Young alintroduced him to the people
He gave a short but spirited address which was interpeted by Brother
Huntington the purport of his Addresse was was texhorting the people
to give heed to the council of President Young if they would do
this & keep the spirit of the Lord they would not be sick & die
as the wicked do but would be healthy the Lord is given you great
blessings in food & rament oxen cows & horses & we should be faithfu[l]
& thankful. I attended the prayer circle in the evening & had a good
time I herd several letters read from Joseph Smith upon the Islands
Joseph Young W^m CKimball, G M Grant & others which were vary
interesting & showed that thate spirit of the Fathers was in them

May 28, 1855 ~ Monday

28^th I spent most of the day in writing in my Journal

May 29, 1855 ~ Tuesday

29^th I wrote 2 letters to I. F. Carter & Edward Partridge
at Kalikiwai Kauai Sandwich Islands I also wrote an acco[unt]
of the Journey of President Young & company south for the
Editor of the News

May 30, 1855 ~ Wednesday to May 31, 1855 ~ Thursday

30, & 31 I spent the time mostly night & dray drawing of[f] the sermons of
President Young which He preached to the people while on his Journey south
I have in my possession my own notes not drawn off of Presidents Kimball
& Grant the nots o[f] MCIntosh & Ellibeck containing the same sermons
or portions of them are in the Hands of the Historian

June 1, 1855 ~ Friday

June 1^st I spent this day drawing of[f] the presidents sermons

June 2, 1855 ~ Saturday

2nd I took my wife & children & rode to the city of E T in Toille
Elder Benson had arived a short time before me

June 3, 1855 ~ Sunday

3rd Sunday I preached twice to ^the^ inhabitants of E. T. during the
day & brother Benson in the evening & I followed him He also
preached at Grantsville during the day. I spent the night at
Brother Cory's 25 mi[les].

June 4, 1855 ~ Monday

4^th I returned to the city of the gGreat Salt Lake

June 5, 1855 ~ Tuesday

5^th I planted potatoes, corn, squashes, pumpkins &c on the
ground whare the grass hoppers had eat up my wheat

June 6, 1855 ~ Wednesday to June 9, 1855 ~ Saturday

6^th to 9^th I spent the time wattering garden drawing stone &c
I attended the Universal scientific socity at night

June 10, 1855 ~ Sunday

10^th Sunday I spent the fore noon writing the afternoon I attended
meeting

we had an interesting discourse deliverd by Dr Richerson on
Saturday Evening upon the subecject of Generation was followed by
J. M. Grant & W. Woodruff He made the subject very interesting
& showed that it was of vast importance to posterity that parents
kept good & holesom laws in generation many interesting remarks
were made by Dr Richardson & Grant

closed. Arrowpene the chief that was appointed in Walker plase arose asked the privilege to speak President Young introduced him to the people He gave a short but spirited address which was interpeted by Brother Huntington the purport of his Address was exhorting the people to give heed to the council of President Young if they would do this & keep the spirit of the Lord they would not be sick & die as the wicked do but would be healthy & the Lord is given you great blessings in food & rament oxen cows & horses & we should be faithful & thankful. I attended the prayer circle in the evening & had a good time I herd several letters read from Joseph Smith upon the Islands Joseph Young Wm Kimball, G M Grant & others which were vary interesting & showed that the spirit of the Fathers was in them

May 28, 1855 ~ Monday

28th I spent most of the day in writing in my Journal

May 29, 1855 ~ Tuesday

29th [FIGURE] I wrote 2 letters to I. F. Carter & Edward Partridge at Kalikiwai Kauai Sandwich Islands I also wrote an account of the Journey of President Young & company south for the Editor of the News

May 30, 1855 ~ Wednesday to May 31, 1855 ~ Thursday

30, & 31 I spent the time mostly night & day drawing off the sermons of President Young which He preached to the people while on his Journey south I have in my possession my own notes not drawn off of Presidents Kimball & Grant the nots of MCIntosh & Ellibeck containing the same sermons or portions of them are in the Hands of the Historian

June 1, 1855 ~ Friday

June 1st I spent this day drawing off the Presidents sermons

June 2, 1855~ Saturday

2nd I took my wife & children & rode to the city of E T in Toille Elder Benson had arived a short time before me

June 3, 1855 ~ Sunday

3rd Sunday I preached twice to the inhabitants of E. T. during the day & brother Benson in the evening & I followed him He also preached at Grantsville during the day. I spent the night at Brother Cory's 25 mi.

June 4, 1855 ~ Monday

4th I returned to the City of the Great Salt Lake

June 5, 1855 ~ Tuesday

5th I planted Potatoes, corn, squashes, pumpkins &c on the ground whare the grass hoppers had eat up my wheat

June 6, 1855 ~ Wednesday to June 9, 1855 ~ Saturday

6th to 9th I spent the time wattering garden drawing stone &c I attended the Universal scientific society at night

June 10, 1855 ~ Sunday

10th Sunday I spent the fore noon writing the afternoon I attended meeting

We had an interesting discourse deliverd by Dr Richardson on Saturday Evening upon the subject of Generation was followed by J. M. Grant & W. Woodruff He made the subject very interesting & showed that it was of vast importance to posterity that parents kept good & holesom laws in generation many interesting remarks were made by Dr Richardson & Grant